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Before becoming one of the NFL’s most reliable long snappers, James Winchester actually lined up as a wide receiver at the University of Oklahoma. While most long snappers spend their college careers focusing only on special teams, Winchester’s background as a receiver meant he developed speed, route awareness, and open-field athleticism rarely seen at his position.

That experience has occasionally shown up in the NFL too, whether it’s rushing downfield on coverage teams or making tackles after snaps for the team.